Christiane Paul Digital Art

In Christian Paul's writing on digital art I was very interested by all the artists there, but there were three in particular that really stood out.

-Carl Fudge and his piece Rhapsody. In looking at the image I would have never  guessed that it was a picture of anything, let alone of the cartoon character Sailor Moon. I have always enjoyed distorted images and trying to figure out what they are. This image was distorted beyond all recognizing and it made it very cool to look at.

-Daniel Canogar's piece called Horror Vacui and Digital Hyde 2. Both pieces are made up of what looks like many dismembered body parts all put into a collage. It says these two pieces of art are supposed to operate on fear and fascination, and they do just that. I have always had a bit of an interest for things that are dark and morbid, that is probably why I found these pieces interesting.

-Lilian Schwartz's piece Mona/Leo was also very interesting. At first glance, it did not look like anything more than a portrait, but when I got a full look at it, I saw it was two images put together and it just seemed very interesting. It was especially interesting on the fact that their faces are very symmetrical to each other.